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Extremely Faint Millimeter Sources Identified by Multi-Field Deep ALMA Survey and Subaru Follow-up Spectroscopy Fujimoto et al. 2016 (ApJS, 222, 1) Fujimoto et al. in prep. Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima Seiji Fujimoto (U. Tokyo) Masami Ouchi (U. Tokyo, IPMU) Yoshiaki Ono (U. Tokyo) Takatoshi Shibuya (U. Tokyo) Masafumi Ishigaki (U. Tokyo) Hiroshi Nagai (NAOJ) Rieko Momose (NAOJ)

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  • Extremely Faint Millimeter Sources Identified by Multi-Field Deep ALMA Survey and Subaru Follow-up Spectroscopy

    Fujimoto et al. 2016 (ApJS, 222, 1) Fujimoto et al. in prep.

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

    Seiji Fujimoto (U. Tokyo) Masami Ouchi (U. Tokyo, IPMU) Yoshiaki Ono (U. Tokyo) Takatoshi Shibuya (U. Tokyo) Masafumi Ishigaki (U. Tokyo) Hiroshi Nagai (NAOJ) Rieko Momose (NAOJ)

  • OUTLINE

    - Resolve the Cosmic Infrared Backgournd light (CIB)

    - Origin of the Faint mm Source

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • This work: Largest dataset of multi-field deep ALMA -> Resolve CIB / Physical origins

    Cosmic Infrared Background-light (CIB)Dole+2006 Before ALMA

    Submm galaxies (SMGs) ~1.0 − 10mJy ~10% (e.g., Scott+12)

    ALMA Sources ~0.1 − 1.0 mJy ~60% (Hatsukade+13, Ono+14, Carniani+15)

    Intro Data/Analysis Galaxy Bias Counterpart

    CIB has not been fully resolved…

    Number Counts Resolving CIB Subaru

    CIB~1mm (COBE)

    Hughes+98

    ALMA (Carniani+15)

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • Sample Selection

    Criteria: • Noise level < 0.1 mJy • No too Bright/Extended Sources

    DATA: ALMA Band 6 & 7 (~submm/mm) • Our quite deep 4 ALMA data(Ouchi+13, etc) • ALL ALMA data so far archived (2012/12-2015/7)

    Total: 67 deep maps Obs. hrs ~100 hrs (cf. typical obs. hrs ~4 hrs)

    Intro

    Himiko

    z=7.3 LAE

    z=6.5 LAE

    z=5.7 LAE

    Our Deep ALMA Maps

    Data/Analysis Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB Subaru

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • Cluster Data (1 map)• Multiple image: Diego+14 • Optical Catalog: Diego+14, Coe+10 • Software: GLAFIC (Oguri 10)

    A1689

    (e.g., Ishigaki+15)

    A1689Critical Line

    Intro Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB SubaruData/Analysis

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

    Field Data (66 maps)

    Total Sources : 133

    Detection Example

    ~5σ

    0.6 × 0.8 “

    ←FWHM of PB

    ~6σ・・・・・・

    Examples

    * Original Target Sources Removed

    Intro Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB SubaruData/Analysis

  • Rs (S/N): Spurious Source Rate C (S/N): Completeness

    Data Analysis

    1 - RS(S/N)Neff = C(S/N)Completeness Survey AreaPositive & Negative Peaks

    Resolve CIB -> Derive Number Counts

    (e.g., Hatsukade+13, Ono+14, Carniani+15)

    Intro Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB SubaruData/Analysis

    Neff: Effective Number

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • Fujimoto et al. 2016

    Recent ALMA

    This work

    We successfully derive number counts in the range of 0.018 - 1.2 mJy.

    Number Counts at 1.2 mmIntro Data/Analysis Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB Subaru

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • This work

    Recent ALMA~60%40%

    SMGs 1) Flattening 2) Truncation below 0.02 mJy Limiting Flux [mJy]~0.02mJy

    α = −2.1−1.0• < 0.02 mJy

    sources would be negligible

    Intro Data/Analysis Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB Subaru

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • Field-to-Field Scatter = Galaxy Bias + Poisson error

    ・・・

    0

    0 0

    0

    0

    1 1

    1

    1 1 13

    3 3 1

    Field-to-Field Scatter - Poisson error = Galaxy Bias

    Faint ALMA Sources bg < 3.5 (ΛCDM->) MDH < 5 × 1012 Msun 

    2

    2 1

    1

    1

    0 1

    0

    3 0 12

    1 4 0

    0

    0 0

    0

    0

    1 1

    1

    1 1 13

    3 3 1

    2

    2 1

    1

    1

    0 1

    0

    3 0 12

    1 4 0

    bg: galaxy bias σV: matter variance σN: dispersion of source counts N: mean source counts

    (e.g., Robertson+10)

    Counts-in-Cells

    Examples

    1. Statistical Approach: Cluster AnalysisIntro Data/Analysis Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB Subaru

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • • Faint ALMA Sources bg < 3.5 

    Faint ALMA Sources = sBzK, LBGs, LAEs?

    • SMGs / DRGs / pBzK bg ~ 5 - 7 • sBzK / LBGs / LAEs bg ~ 2 - 3 

    1. Statistical Approach: Cluster Analysis

    b g

    R e d s h i f t

    sBzK LAE

    Massive

    low mass

    H a l o M a s s

    Intro Data/Analysis Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB Subaru

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • • Multi-wavelength data(X-ray, Optical, IR, radio)

    • Opt.-NIR Counterparts -> ~60±20%

    Faint ALMA Sources (red contour) w(/o) opt. counterparts (B,r,z)

    2. Individual: Opt.-NIR Counterparts

    60%

    S1.2mm (mJy)

    Coun

    t. fr

    actio

    n

    0.01 0.1 1.0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

    1.0

    Source Flux vs Count. fraction

    Lensed Field

    ?

    40%

    Intro Data/Analysis Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB Subaru

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • BzK Color Diagram BX/BM Color Diagram

    z~3-5

    z~2

    z~2

    z~3-5

    pBzK

    Photometric Properties ①

    Majority of Faint ALMA Sources -> sBzK / LBG(BX/BM)

    40%60%

    Intro Data/Analysis Galaxy BiasNumber Counts Resolving CIB SubaruCounterpart

    sBzK

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • Photometric Properties ②① Clustering

    (Statistical) ② Opt. Counterparts (Individual)

    Faint ALMA Sources (60%)

    Optically Selected SFGs

    AGN

    Star burst

    AGN diagram

    Faint ALMA Sources -> x AGN

    o Optically selected SFG

    40%60%

    Intro Data/Analysis Galaxy BiasNumber Counts Resolving CIB SubaruCounterpart

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • Subaru NIR Spectroscopy

    • Five faint ALMA sources • To determine redshift, Z

    Intro Data/Analysis Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB Subaru

    40%60%

    A3,A4A1,A2,A5

    Date: 6/19-6/21/2016 Mode: MORICS/HK500

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • Other 3 faint ALMA sources … • No lines are detected

    Intro Data/Analysis Galaxy Bias CounterpartNumber Counts Resolving CIB Subaru

    Subaru NIR Spectroscopy

    Hα[OIII]

    A5

    A1

    z=2.50 12+log(O/H) < 8.2

    z=2.63 (Jullo+10) 12+log(O/H) < 8.2

    A4

    ~

    ~

    ?

    A0 ?

    A2

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima

  • SummaryLargest ALMA Dataset (133 down to 0.02 mJy) • Resolve the CIB ~100% • Statistical / Individual  - galaxy bias: bg < 3.5  - Opt.-NIR counterparts: (60%) Opt. SF galaxies z~2-3   (40%) unknown

    40%60%unknow

    Opt. NIR galaxy

    ?Faint ALMA

    Seiji Fujimoto 11/28-12/2/2016 “Panoramas of the Evolving Cosmos” @ Hiroshima